Upcoming events
Woodland Walkthrough - Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail is coming!
28 & 29 March, 2026.
Our Open Call is now accepting applications, ideas and proposals. (Deadline 20th January, 2026)
Woodland Walkthrough - join the organisers and fellow interested creatives to walk the trails - plan your work, find the right location, ask questions, enjoy our woodlands!
Meet at Llangoed Village Hall.
Children, partners, friends and dogs are most welcome.
Questions? julie@plasbodfa.com
Two walks are planned:
Saturday, 13th December, 2025 at 10:30
Saturday, 10th January, 2026 at 10:30
Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
28 & 29 March, 2026
11:00 - 17:00
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail presents artworks, installations, performances, guided walks and community projects within the Aberlleiniog community woodlands, along the springs and rivers, around Aberlleiniog Castle, on Lleiniog beach and at Llangoed Village Hall.
The annual event is an exceptional confluence of local and national artists, naturalists, makers, local volunteers, neighbours and friends, coppice crafters, dog walkers and sea swimmers.
Open Call 2026 - Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail - Deadline to Apply
Open Call 2026
Call for artists, makers, poets and historians,
designers, scientists and nature lovers!
Deadline: 20 January, 2026 - midnight
➜ Application Form
Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
28 & 29 March, 2026
11:00 - 17:00
An invitation to present installations, performances, sounds, sculptures, demonstrations, guided walks and creative projects throughout the Aberlleiniog nature reserve, around Aberlleiniog Castle, on Lleiniog beach and in Llangoed Village Hall and Gardens. It is an opportunity to respond and connect to the natural habitat, our shared history and the unique features of our common spaces.
Piano Drowning at Sinema Llangoed
‘Piano Drowning’ is one of three scores from Annea Lockwood’s ‘Piano Transplants’ series, in which pianos are placed in specific locations that would somehow alter their physical states.
‘Piano Drowning’ was permanently installed in the pond at Plas Bodfa in Llangoed in 2021. It has since inspired three full-length new music compositions, performances, visual artwork, countless visits and has been continuously documented.
The third composition from Welsh composer Ynyr Pritchard (supported by Tŷ Cerdd) was performed in and around the piano in September of 2025.
We will be screening the film of this performance, along with shorts from the first two performances in 2021 and 2022. All three films were created by Culture Colony, a Welsh video production company focused on the arts, environment and community.
A cinematic celebration of new music in North Wales. Highlights from three new music compositionsinspired by Piano Drowning by Annea Lockwood, permanently installed in the pond at Plas Bodfa, Llangoed.
Thursday 5 February, 2026
doors 7:00pm
films 7:30pm
Llangoed Village Hall
tickets £ 5
(from the Llangoed Village Hall website)
Resurrection of Catastrophe
composed by Ynyr Pritchard, performed in and around the pond by the composer, with Giuliana Tritto, Leandro Landolina and Zack di Lello.
Produced by Plas Bodfa Projects and Soundlands, Film by Culture Colony.
We will also be showcasing three unique artist editions from the Plas Bodfa community.
Welsh Dark Sky Week
Save the date! We will be hosting a range of activities and star-gazing sessions during Welsh Dark Sky Week 2026.
Please stay tuned for more information.
Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail - 2026
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail presents artworks, installations, performances, guided walks and community projects within the Aberlleiniog community woodlands, along the springs and rivers, around Aberlleiniog Castle, on Leiniog beach and at Llangoed Village Hall.
The annual event is an exceptional confluence of local and national artists, naturalists, makers, local volunteers, neighbours and friends, coppice crafters, dog walkers and sea swimmers.
Its radical inclusivity and diversity creates a fun, thoughtful, creative and generous environment where everyone is encouraged to participate and be inspired.
Stars and their Consolations
A majestic, intimate and hypnotic re-imagining of Greek myths and legends weaving ancient stories, cosmic projections and a spine-tingling electro-acoustic soundscape.
Be transported into the night sky on the breath of stories that have lit up the darkness for thousands of years. Greek myths of constellations are brought dazzlingly to life by two of the UK’s titans of storytelling, Hugh Lupton and Daniel Morden.
Experience powerful, ancient stories with a thrilling electro-acoustic soundscape by composer, Sarah Lianne Lewis and cosmic projection.
Supported by Theatrau Sir Gâr, Arts Council Wales, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Colwinston Foundation, The Darkley Trust, Welsh Government, Prosiect Nos Partnership and People Speak Up.
Stars and their Consolations was originally commissioned for Beyond the Border 2021 and its R&D was supported by Arts Council Wales & Tŷ Cerdd with support from Theatrau Sir Gâr.
Stars and their Consolations
Llangoed Village Hall
Sunday 29th March, 2026
doors 7:00pm
performance 7:30pm
Tickets - £10
purchase online from: llangoedvillagehall.com/events/stars-and-their-consolations
suitable for 14+
Stories of the stars told to an electro-acoustic soundtrack
Supported The Arts Council of Wales' Night Out scheme in partnership with Isle of Anglesey County Council.
Adverse Camber productions in association with Theatrau Sir Gar.
Hosted by Llangoed Village Hall and Plas Bodfa Projects as part of the Bodfa Community Observatory project.
Woodland Walkthrough - Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail is coming!
28 & 29 March, 2026.
Our Open Call is now accepting applications, ideas and proposals. (Deadline 20th January, 2026)
Woodland Walkthrough - join the organisers and fellow interested creatives to walk the trails - plan your work, find the right location, ask questions, enjoy our woodlands!
Meet at Llangoed Village Hall.
Children, partners, friends and dogs are most welcome.
Questions? julie@plasbodfa.com
Two walks are planned:
Saturday, 13th December, 2025 at 10:30
Saturday, 10th January, 2026 at 10:30
Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail
28 & 29 March, 2026
11:00 - 17:00
The Aberlleiniog Sculpture Trail presents artworks, installations, performances, guided walks and community projects within the Aberlleiniog community woodlands, along the springs and rivers, around Aberlleiniog Castle, on Lleiniog beach and at Llangoed Village Hall.
The annual event is an exceptional confluence of local and national artists, naturalists, makers, local volunteers, neighbours and friends, coppice crafters, dog walkers and sea swimmers.